I am growing in an attic in a place where it can get up to 100 degrees during the summer and my plants are looking very burned and crusty and pretty much dead .. i am wondering if it is even possible to grow here or is there something i can do?? i have fans set up by the way

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Well, if it is getting up to 100 degrees with your current set-up, then you are going to have to do something to alter the environment or move your grow op to a different location.

Good luck!

~Rock~

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Word! Move it it will not work in a attic. Maybe in the winter time.

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Well i am hiding the grow setup so this is the really the only place that would work

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This is the only thing ya could do. Is seal your grow up and pipe in A.C Then it will work. Or wait until winter if ya have one. Shit i cannot grow inside in the summer, So it must be 200 degrees in the attic with the lights on.

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plan ur light cycle when its cooler during the evening hours and have ur dark time during the day and hope for the best

I grow in a shed that gets over 100 in the summer - I have no AC

This is what I do
lots of fans moving air around, I use a squirel hfan to pump hot air out, and have new air coming in via passive intakes.

I have my lights flick on in the night turn off in the day.
(11-5 for veg avoids the hottest part of the day and 6-6 for flowering).

Keep an eye on water consumption in that heat also.

I plan on picking up a portable air conditioner and ventiong it out later this year (maybee in a month or so)

I still get a decent amoutn of yield, The plants I do lose are usually clones early on, but I think that is usually my fault then the heat (my cloen dome had a crack in it).

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